Ubuntu 10.04 simple tutorial on hard disk installation in Windows 7 (non-Wubi installation)

I believe many of my friends have installed Windows 7 like me. With the rapid upgrading of computer hardware and software, Windows XP has already left the stage of history, and Windows 7 has become the choice of most Windows users. However, no matter how Windows changes, we still like Ubuntu. The operating system has changed, and our installation method has changed. The previous XP installation method is no longer available. Next I will introduce how to install Ubuntu10.0 on a hard disk of Windows 7 that is suitable for beginners and easy to understand.

I believe many of my friends have installed Windows 7 like me. With the rapid upgrading of computer hardware and software, Windows XP has already left the stage of history, and Windows 7 has become the choice of most Windows users. But no matter how Windows changes, we still like Ubuntu. The operating system has changed, and our installation method has changed. The previous XP installation method is no longer available.

Next I will introduce a simple tutorial for installing Ubuntu 10.04 on a Windows 7 hard drive suitable for new users:

1. Download and install EasyBCD_1.7.2 in Windows 7.

2. Copy the ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso file to the C root directory and open it with the compression software. Then open the casper directory and extract the initrd. lz and vmlinuz files to the C root directory.

3. Run EasyBCD_1.7.2 to enter the operation window,
Click Add/Remove Entries
Click NeoGrub on the lower right.
Click Install NeoGrub.
Click Save.
Select NeoGrub Bootloader and click Configure.

(The preceding operations seem complex and simple. For details, see the image)

4. In the displayed menu. lst notepad window, enter the following content and save it:

Root
Kernel/vmlinuz iso-scan/filename =/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso boot = casper splash
Initrd/initrd. lz
Boot

5. After the computer is restarted, you will find that there is a new NeoGrub Bootloader in the boot menu. After you select it, you will enter the Ubuntu 10.04 CD system. Press the shortcut key to run (Alt + F2), and enter:

Sudo umount-l/isodevice

Finally, click the Ubuntu installation icon on the desktop and start normal installation.
After the installation is successful, restart the computer and enter Ubuntu 10.04. Open the terminal and enter the following command:

Sudo update-grub

Restart again and the Windows 7 boot menu appears

I hope the above tutorial will help you. If you have successfully installed the post as described above, please paste it back for support so that more friends can see this post, thanks for helping you install Ubuntu 10.04 on Windows 7 hard drive.